enrichment programs offered at UTOledo
Middle School Programs
MathCorps UToledo
The Math Corps at UToledo Summer Camp and High School Bridge Program serves students
in under-served communities in the Toledo area who, in the fall, will be entering
the 7th or 8th grade. High school students entering the 10th or 11th grade serve as
paid Teaching Assistants (TAs) and college students serve as (CIs).
Each day the middle school students receive instruction from University faculty and
enjoy a variety of learning activities led by the college and high school students.
The high school TAs serve as natural role models for the middle school students, and
engage in their own learning of both fundamental and advanced mathematics.
High School Programs
American Chemical Society (ACS) Project SEED
This program, created by the American Chemical Society for economically disadvantaged high school students, offers the unique opportunity to spend a summer conducting hands-on research in a laboratory ((8 – 10 weeks, 40hrs/week) and receive a stipend (3200$) and mentoring from faculty and graduate students. The goal of the project is to provide sustained STEM research, learning, and growth opportunities for high school students with diverse identities and socioeconomic backgrounds so they can be empowered to advance and enrich the chemical science enterprise.
Girls in STEM, Together, we CHEM
This program aims to promote the participation of women, especially from underrepresented minorities to experience (probably for the first time) what chemistry is really about and what a chemistry education can offer for potential careers. This activity will be exclusively devoted to girls from underrepresented minorities attending high school (10-12 grade), within the local Public School network. The program will engage 10-20 students each summer for 6 weeks. The students will be involved once per week (3 hours per session) in chemistry projects related to separation science and linked to everyday life (e.g., “The chemistry of bubble tea,” “The chemistry of aromas,” “What chemistry is in my food,” “The chemistry of food dyes”).
University of Toledo School-Specific Pipeline Programs
The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NSM) and the Natural Science Technology Center (NSTC- through Toledo Public Schools- TPS)
The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NSM) and the Natural Science Technology Center (NSTC- through Toledo Public Schools- TPS) are working together to coordinate NSTC students taking College Credit Plus (CCP) courses in Environmental Sciences.
Learn more about College Credit Plus
Young Executive Scholars (Y.E.S.)
The University of Toledo’s Y.E.S. Program is a collaboration between UToledo’s Neff
College of Business and Innovation and Jones Leadership Academy of Business (JLAB)
in Toledo, Ohio. The program was established in 2017 to help cultivate the academic
potential of underrepresented students, preparing them for success in higher education.
Each academic year, junior and senior students from JLAB participate in monthly workshops
that cover leadership development, real-life business etiquette and college prep skills.
These involve powerful mentorship relationships.
Participation in this program is life-changing. Breaking down barriers for students
of color, this program connects local students to UToledo and the College of Business
and Innovation. Participants gain access to academic and career opportunities thanks
to Y.E.S.!
The goal would be for these students to then matriculate as full-time students here at UToledo upon graduation after their CCP experience.
Learn more about Young Executive Scholars (Y.E.S.)
Summer Camps
Rocket Nursing Camp
Campers will learn all about what it means to be a nurse while engaging in fun, hands-on activities, and making friends! This camp includes activities in the nursing lab as well as Interprofessional Immersive Simulation Center. It is a 2-day, day camp. Campers have opportunities to interact with faculty, nurses in the community, and students in the program. Meals and fun Rocket Nursing Gear are provided!
Learn more about Rocket Nursing Camp
The Beauty of Science Virtual Cosmetic Science and Formulation Design Summer Camp
If you're interested in learning about the process of creating makeup and personal care products, join us for our third annual Virtual Cosmetic Science and Formulation Design Summer Camp. Campers will receive a camp kit including a t-shirt, DIY activities, games and more. Challenges will be incorporated throughout the live camp and give attendees the opportunity to win prizes.
Learn more about Virtual Cosmetic Science and Formulation Design Summer Camp
Pharmacy and Science Career Camp
The University of Toledo College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences has been hosting a camp since 2001! Did you know that UToledo Pharmacy offers five undergraduate science majors in addition to the pharmacy program? Graduates can become community pharmacists, cosmetic scientists, forensic scientists, research chemists, clinical pharmacists, drug developers, and more! If you're interested in learning about the variety of career paths we have to offer
Cam.pers will stay in our residence halls overnight for the full UToledo student experience! This camp will incorporate games and an alumni panels that will share their academic and career experiences. Campers will also receive a camp bag including swag items and a camp t-shirt!
Pharmacy and Science Career Camp
Graduate and Professional Programs
Early admission/bridge program - BBA - MBA & Early admission/bridge program - BBA – MSA
Undergraduate students accepted in the BBA-MSA or BBA-MBA options will be admitted to the Master of Science in Accountancy or the Master of Businesss Administration program, respectively, and allowed to complete up to three graduate level classes (nine credit hours) during their final academic year of undergraduate studies. Students admitted into the one of the pipeline programs must apply for admission to the College of Graduate Studies for the semester that they intend to matriculate. They will then continue in the MSA program or the MBA program upon completion of the undergraduate degree requirements. The graduate coursework (up to nine hours) may be applied to completion of both undergraduate and MSA (or MBA) degree requirements.
Quest for Success
The University of Toledo, Owens Community College and ProMedica have come together to diversify the nursing profession through QUEST for Success. QUEST for Success provides underrepresented minorities and male nursing students the opportunity to become successful, employed, bachelor-prepared nurses. Financial support may be available from ProMedica's Ebeid Diversity in Nursing Scholarship and/or other tuition assistance programs.
Learn more about Quest for Success
Launch Into Law
An immersive 5-day experience at Toledo Law designed to prepare students from historically underrepresented groups for the law school application process. Learn test-taking strategies for the LSAT, enhance your legal writing skills, and connect with student and professional mentors to explore law school options and legal career paths. The program runs all day for a full-time week of learning, engagement, and networking. Childcare is not provided. Accommodation assistance may be available.